Identify and report children at risk

UNIT CHCPRTO25

Discover your responsibilities as an educator and ethical practices when working with children experiencing abuse.

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Identify and report children at risk - unit CHCPRTO25

Meet child protection training and competency requirements with First Door

The unit CHCPRT025 Identify and report children and young people at risk is Nationally Recognised Training and requires competency training and assessment. To complete this unit, you are required to complete an enrolment form.

  • access to a self-paced online course with learning checks.

  • an assigned mentor and assessor to provide study supportas required.

  • online assessment tasks including a case study, workplace assessment tasks for completion.

  • a competency conversation with your First Door mentor and assessor (completing the oral questions assessment task).

Course curriculum

    1. Acknowledgement of sensitive unit content and contacts for support

    2. Meet Justine, your course facilitator

    3. Before you begin - SHORT SURVEY

    4. Online course AGREEMENT OF USE

    5. ACTION: Access your assessment tasks on Cloud Assess

    6. Tutorial: Completing your case study task on Cloud Assess

    1. PRINTABLE: Ideas, mindmap, notes and doodle pages

    2. CHCPRT025 Unit Content: Slides with video links

    3. NQS Element 2.2.3 Child protection

    4. POSTER: are you concerned about a child's safety and wellbing?

    5. Queensland Child Protection Guide - as a decision-support tool

    1. TUTORIAL: Child focused practice to protect children from harm

    2. Part 1 Unit Content: Slides with video links

    3. AHRC Children's Rights Poster - You have the right to: (simple version)

    4. Australian Child Protection Legislation & Agencies: all states and territories

    5. Mandatory reporting by ECEC professionals

    6. Video: QLD Child Protection Act 1999

    7. Part 1 Learning Check

    1. TUTORIAL: Identifying and reporting risk of harm

    2. Part 2 Unit Content: Slides with video links

    3. 7 types of Abuse

    4. Adolescent to parent abuse | Australian Government

    5. Video: The life-long effects of trauma

    6. Risk and Protective factors | Australian Research Alliance for children and youth

    7. Responding to children and young peoples disclosures of abuse | Australian Government

    8. Responding to a disclosure by Bravehearts

    9. Protecting children and supporting families: A guide to reporting child protection concerns

    10. Part 2 Learning Check

    1. TUTORIAL: Be a child safe organisation and work ethically to protect children

    2. Part 3 Unit Content: Slides with video links

    3. Code of Ethics Brochure | Early Childhood Australia

    4. How to write a Statement of Commitment

    5. Being a Child Safe Organisation

    6. Part 3 Learning Check

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    2. Here's where next... your next steps

About this course

  • $295.00
  • 36 lessons
  • 1 hour of video content

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Child protection training requirements - Queensland government protocol

Queensland established a government protocol outlining the child protection training requirements for compliance with National Law section 162A. The approved provider of an education and care service must ensure that nominated supervisors, persons in day-to-day charge and family day care coordinators complete a child protection course*.

*Evidence of completion of one of the following units will satisfy compliance with s162A: CHCPRT025 Identify and report children and young people at risk OR one of these superseded units: CHCPRT001, CHCPRT026, CHCPRT002 OR CHCECE057

The approved courses are nationally recognised units of competency and must be delivered by a registered training organisation (RTO). Completion may be either stand-alone or as part of a qualification. In-house training is not sufficient. The protocol took effect from 1 April 2025.

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